Study plan
A study plan, not a list of separate tasks
The hard part of preparing for a test or an exam is not any single problem — it is spreading the whole syllabus across the weeks you actually have. Smartby builds that plan from your goal, your materials, and the time you can realistically give it, and you approve it before it starts.
From your goal and your materials
A goal, your files, and the minutes you really have each week. The plan comes from those, not from a template written for everyone.
You approve it before it starts
You see the topics and activities with their durations, and you correct them before anything begins.
It keeps up when things slip
When you fall behind, Smartby proposes changes together with the reason. Nothing changes without your approval.
How it works
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Set a goal and add materials
Say what you are preparing for, upload your files, and give the time you have each week.
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Approve the proposed plan
Smartby proposes topics and dated activities. You correct what you want and accept it.
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Do one thing a day
Activities land in your study windows, and the Today view shows the one thing to do now.
Common questions
How many study plans can I generate?
Plan creation is part of paid access, with a limit of ten generated plans per billing period.
Can the plan change after I approve it?
Yes. When something slips, Smartby proposes an update together with the reason — you accept it or reject it. No change lands without your decision.
Will Smartby build a plan for final exams?
You can set an exam as your goal and add the materials you study from, and Smartby will spread them across the weeks up to that date. Smartby is not an official tool of any examination board and is not a source for exam timetables.
How is this different from asking an AI chat for a study plan?
A general chat writes a plan into the conversation and its job ends there. In Smartby the plan has dates, lands in your week, leads to specific activities, and updates itself when something slips.
Can the plan get it wrong?
Yes. The plan is a proposal based on what you give it, and AI-generated content may contain errors — which is why you approve it before it starts and can correct the topics and the durations.